Algeria trains police in cyber-criminality

07 Oct 2008

Algeria will train its judicial police in the fight against cyber-criminality, according to national police chief. “This training will be conducted locally and abroad. Special brigades will be created to counter cyber-criminals,” the Police Magazine quoted Ali Tounsi as saying. (Full Story)

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